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WVU Volleyball Just Outside of This Week’s AVCA Top 15 Poll

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The West Virginia University volleyball team is just outside the ranked teams in this week’s American Volleyball Coaches Association Top 15 poll.

The Mountaineers (5-3, 5-3 Big 12) are second among the teams also receiving votes in this week’s poll in what has been a successful season so far. West Virginia has won four consecutive games, including a season sweep over TCU for the first time in program history. It is also the first time WVU has won at least five conference games since 2017.

West Virginia is back in action Oct. 29 at No. 2 Baylor.

AVCA FALL DIVISION I WEEK #4 COACHES POLL:
OCTOBER 21, 2020

*Teams in the ACC, Big 12, SEC, and Sun Belt are eligible for the AVCA Fall Division I Coaches Poll. 

Rank School (First-Place Votes) Total Points Adjusted 2020 Record Previous Week
1 Texas (49) 735 8-0 1
2 Baylor 665 7-1 2
3 Kentucky 642 2-0 3
4 Florida 596 0-0 4
5 Notre Dame 508 4-1 5
6 Louisville 468 4-1 6
7 Texas A&M 415 2-0 8
8 Georgia Tech 381 5-1 9
9 Missouri 337 0-0 7
10 Pittsburgh 298 3-3 10
11 Miami (FL) 193 5-2 11
12 Syracuse 167 4-4 14
13 Kansas State 140 3-3 13
14 Duke 116 4-1 12
15 Texas State 64 11-1 NR

Others receiving votes and listed on two or more ballots: South Carolina 37; West Virginia 34; Georgia 28; Coastal Carolina 14; LSU 9; Iowa State 7; Louisiana 7; Oklahoma 7; North Carolina 5; Texas Tech 3.

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